No. I place value on literacy and being able to write things down so they can be read (and cross-checked). I've seen too much fake science under the guise of videos, and I don't have time to waste waiting for the punch line. Especially when the narrator spends 5 minutes in melodramatic posing.
You want interesting physics and nomenclature, tuck into "Information Mechanics" by Frederick Kantor. But the odd nomenclature is not helpful.
No. I place value on literacy and being able to write things down so they can be read (and cross-checked). I've seen too much fake science under the guise of videos, and I don't have time to waste waiting for the punch line. Especially when the narrator spends 5 minutes in melodramatic posing.
You want interesting physics and nomenclature, tuck into "Information Mechanics" by Frederick Kantor. But the odd nomenclature is not helpful.
You won't know its fake if you reject it out of hand. Tom Bearden?
What about Tom Bearden? He has his theory to promote. "Scalar waves" are simple mumbo-jumbo.